I was looking through 6th grade pictures yesterday and I found this...
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| (Barron, what are you smelling???) |
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
6th Grade Group Pictures!!!
Hello 6th Graders,
The long awaited first semester pictures are here! I can't upload all of them, but here are some group pictures that turned out pretty well. Enjoy!
The long awaited first semester pictures are here! I can't upload all of them, but here are some group pictures that turned out pretty well. Enjoy!
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| (Uljin Field Trip: Weird Art Statue) |
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| (Uljin Field Trip: Attack The UFO) |
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| (Uljin Field Trip: Don't Fall In) |
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| (Uljin Field Trip: "I'm A Rabbit") |
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| (Uljin Field Trip: "Wheeeee, This is Fun") |
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| (Track and Field: Who Wants Ice Cream?) |
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| (Track and Field: The Grass Smells Nice) |
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| (Bible Golden Bell: The Answer is TWO)
Well, that's all I have for now. Keep cool and stay safe.
-Mr. Lee-
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
6th Grade News Update
Hello 6th Graders,
I hope everyone is doing a good job of staying cool in this hot weather. I know some of you have started on your summer project already and some of you are waiting until there are only a few days left to start. Just to let you know...the project will take about a week to finish. A day or two to gather materials and plan, a few days to build it, and few days to test and fix anything that went wrong.
Remember that you have to present your project. Here are a few things you should answer in your presentation:
1. Introduction (Your name)
2. A little information about the project, since not all people will do the same one.
3. The steps you took to build it. (You should have your blogsite ready to open so you can show the class your pictures)
4. How long did it take?
5. How is your project design special or unique?
6. What is one thing you learned from the whole project?
IMPORTANT: Remember that I said that you had to make your own project, but I never said you had to do the whole thing alone. You have to have your own unique project, that is not copied from anyone else, but you can have friends or family help you. You can even get together with classmates and help each other understand each step or share ideas.
Oh, and one last thing...Make sure to have FUN while making this project! Pretend you are a scientist from NASA. Use your imagination!
Sincerely,
Mr. Lee
P.S. I will start uploading some pictures from first semester soon, after I finish organizing all of it.
I hope everyone is doing a good job of staying cool in this hot weather. I know some of you have started on your summer project already and some of you are waiting until there are only a few days left to start. Just to let you know...the project will take about a week to finish. A day or two to gather materials and plan, a few days to build it, and few days to test and fix anything that went wrong.
Remember that you have to present your project. Here are a few things you should answer in your presentation:
1. Introduction (Your name)
2. A little information about the project, since not all people will do the same one.
3. The steps you took to build it. (You should have your blogsite ready to open so you can show the class your pictures)
4. How long did it take?
5. How is your project design special or unique?
6. What is one thing you learned from the whole project?
IMPORTANT: Remember that I said that you had to make your own project, but I never said you had to do the whole thing alone. You have to have your own unique project, that is not copied from anyone else, but you can have friends or family help you. You can even get together with classmates and help each other understand each step or share ideas.
Oh, and one last thing...Make sure to have FUN while making this project! Pretend you are a scientist from NASA. Use your imagination!
Sincerely,
Mr. Lee
P.S. I will start uploading some pictures from first semester soon, after I finish organizing all of it.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Summer Vacation Homework
Hello 6th Graders,
Summer vacation is coming up and it is time for you to get ready for some fun! That is why I have prepared an interesting summer assignment for all of you. Your vacation homework will be a project from the NASA website. You will pick one of the two projects and finish it by the second semester. Remember that safety is the most important thing while working on your projects. If there is something dangerous, you should ask your parents to help.
Here are the links to the projects. You can download the pdf file and print it or just look at the information on the NASA website. Make sure you read and follow the directions carefully.
You will also have to take pictures and include a step by step journal of how you made your project on your blog. You will need to take a picture of each important step and write a sentence or two explaining what you did in each picture. This blog will be a part of your presentation when you get back from your vacation.
Here are the links to the project website on NASA:
2. Nanorover!
Remember not to do your project all in one day. It will take a few days to finish. Start early!
-Mr. Lee-
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